Gongdeok is a great place to stay in Seoul. It's close to Hongdae, Gwanghwamun, Yeouido, and Yongsan. But you don't have to go anywhere else—a day in Gongdeok is worth it.
Seochon, where tradition and everyday life come alive. One of the best places in Seoul to experience traditional hanok and the charm of old Korean architecture.
Chungmuro's charm is hidden in its narrow alleys and behind unmarked doors. Walk slowly through this old neighborhood and discover the hidden places behind the doors you might otherwise walk past.
Bukchon and Samcheong have quietly become home to some of Seoul’s most interesting fragrance, jewelry and design shops. I put together a walk through the places I’d stop by for something special.
Seoul is known as a busy city, but there's also a quieter side waiting to be discovered. Walk through gardens, parks, and nearby restaurants, and enjoy a slow day in Seoul.
A peaceful neighborhood filled with thoughtfully designed cafés, quiet streets, and a laid-back charm that invites you to slow down and enjoy the moment.
Seoul's most iconic market, seen through a local's eyes. From legendary street food to hidden corners and the newest Olive Young, here's Gwangjang Market right now.
